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College football games necessitate planning for security in the event of criminal or violent acts and law enforcement agencies must know how to prepare for those worst-case scenarios.
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Danelo Cavalcante had been lying prone, likely to avoid detection, when search teams of about 20 to 25 members got close enough for him to realize they were there
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The Iowa Department of Public Safety said the officer, 33-year-old Kevin Cram, was shot in Algona while trying to arrest a man with an active warrant for harassment.
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Designed for active and working dogs, and their handlers, these all-new collections feature harnesses, leashes, and collars that prioritize functionality, durability, and comfort.
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License plate recognition is helping close cases nationwide, and the systems are becoming more capable with the addition of artificial intelligence.
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Having officers on campus is not just about stopping threats or making arrests of juvenile criminals. It's about helping the school's students, staff, and parents.
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During a motion hearing Wednesday afternoon in Albuquerque on the cases, a judge granted a temporary restraining order, blocking enforcement of the governor's ban until Oct. 3.
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Initially, the devices will be rolled out at the four divisions with the highest rates of Taser use: Southeast, 77th Street, Central and Hollywood.
Read More →Until August, the LAPD had received around 840 applications each month, and it had been struggling to fill classes at the police academy.
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A woman carried a rifle fixed with a bayonet into a public park, leading to 911 calls, deputies making an arrest, and a lawsuit.
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